Comments on: Remington WR5000 Smooth & Silky SpinFlex Women’s Rotary Shaver http://ladieselectricrazors.org/ladies-electric-razors/remington-wr5000-smooth-silky-spinflex-womens-rotary-shaver Pictures, Videos & Reviews! Fri, 24 Jul 2009 21:02:29 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Filbert http://ladieselectricrazors.org/ladies-electric-razors/remington-wr5000-smooth-silky-spinflex-womens-rotary-shaver/comment-page-1#comment-10 Filbert Sat, 04 Jul 2009 00:40:52 +0000 http://ladieselectricrazors.org/ladies-electric-razors/remington-wr5000-smooth-silky-spinflex-womens-rotary-shaver#comment-10 </div> I love it! What more can I say. It's convenient, easy and so much better than using a razer. I love it! What more can I say. It’s convenient, easy and so much better than using a razer.

]]> By: Batzorig http://ladieselectricrazors.org/ladies-electric-razors/remington-wr5000-smooth-silky-spinflex-womens-rotary-shaver/comment-page-1#comment-9 Batzorig Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:52:41 +0000 http://ladieselectricrazors.org/ladies-electric-razors/remington-wr5000-smooth-silky-spinflex-womens-rotary-shaver#comment-9 </div> I got this because the rotary razors have always seemed to me like they'd deliver a smoother shave (being multi-directional). However, after 2-3 months of using it, I've decided it's pretty much useless for me. The shave is not any smoother than a normal electric shaver. Also, I've never had razor burn from any razor before, but this one gives me nasty burns on my armpits every time I use it there. <br/><br/>The real death knell for this shaver for me is that it takes many passes of it to shave my legs completely. My hair is fine, thin, and light colored, so I don't have to shave often, but when I do, I want it to go efficiently. The only pleasant part is that it feels a bit like a massager on my legs. <br/><br/>Overall, I can't recommend this razor. It's possible that it just does better on a different hair type than mine, but if you have fine/soft leg hair, skip this razor. I got this because the rotary razors have always seemed to me like they’d deliver a smoother shave (being multi-directional). However, after 2-3 months of using it, I’ve decided it’s pretty much useless for me. The shave is not any smoother than a normal electric shaver. Also, I’ve never had razor burn from any razor before, but this one gives me nasty burns on my armpits every time I use it there.

The real death knell for this shaver for me is that it takes many passes of it to shave my legs completely. My hair is fine, thin, and light colored, so I don’t have to shave often, but when I do, I want it to go efficiently. The only pleasant part is that it feels a bit like a massager on my legs.

Overall, I can’t recommend this razor. It’s possible that it just does better on a different hair type than mine, but if you have fine/soft leg hair, skip this razor.

]]> By: Wycliff http://ladieselectricrazors.org/ladies-electric-razors/remington-wr5000-smooth-silky-spinflex-womens-rotary-shaver/comment-page-1#comment-8 Wycliff Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:43:38 +0000 http://ladieselectricrazors.org/ladies-electric-razors/remington-wr5000-smooth-silky-spinflex-womens-rotary-shaver#comment-8 </div> I have VERY sensitive skin and blade shaving is near impossible. So I'm always on the lookout for a gentle electric. This one is comfortable to use and very quiet but unfortunately only shaves about as close as 1-day-old stubble (after a blade). My WDF-3000 does better than that but I wanted to try something new since it can be irritating to my skin, also it's so loud the whole house knows you're shaving. So I wouldn't recommend this one especially if you're used to using a blade. I have VERY sensitive skin and blade shaving is near impossible. So I’m always on the lookout for a gentle electric. This one is comfortable to use and very quiet but unfortunately only shaves about as close as 1-day-old stubble (after a blade). My WDF-3000 does better than that but I wanted to try something new since it can be irritating to my skin, also it’s so loud the whole house knows you’re shaving. So I wouldn’t recommend this one especially if you’re used to using a blade.

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